The Acupuncture Clinic

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620 Sims Ave
Columbia, SC 29205

The Acupuncture Clinic in Columbia, SC, boasts over 45 years of clinical experience, providing evidence-based acupuncture treatments that complement existing medical care. Led by Bill Skelton and Melanie Andreen, the clinic specializes in pain relief, behavioral health, women's health, and cancer-related symptoms, fostering a compassionate and patient-centered approach.

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Nicole M.
3/22/2023

Melanie is nothing short of an angel. She has the most calming and grounding energy. I just want to sit near her and feel more grounded. The office is comfortable but you never have to wait long....

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Debbie W.
7/29/2020

He was my doctor at the MBI in Athens Ga I have MS and was having bad nerve pain in my back and also having Tri-Geminal Pain. The acupuncture helped me so very much!! The pain in my back...

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Susan S.
1/26/2020

Dr Skelton & his staff are amazing & wonderful. Expert care with a compassionate, caring touch. My husband went to him with Neuropathy problems. The treatments helped provide some pain relief...

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Erin E.
6/20/2019

Dr. Skelton is just wonderful! I was new to acupuncture and he made me feel extremely comfortable and informed on the process. I've also never met such a calm, kind and comforting medical...

Shelby D.
7/30/2018

I have been a patient of Bill Skelton for more that 20 years. I was having neck pain and was unable to turn my head. I don't like taking medications, so I just "lived with it" until I couldn't...

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William Skelton MD

Bill Skelton's journey into the world of acupuncture began in the early 1970s when he attended a lecture on the traditional Chinese medical system that changed the course of his life. The system emphasized the significance of preventative care and offered profound insights into what we now recognize as the biopsychosocial model of health a holistic understanding of how various factors interact to impact one's well-being and that of the surrounding community.However, there was a challenge: there were no acupuncture colleges in the United States at that time. Undeterred by this obstacle, Bill was accepted at the Chinese Medical Institute in the Republic of China (Taiwan), where he devoted himself to his lifelong study of the art of acupuncture. Upon returning to the United States, Bill, with other early practitioners of acupuncture, worked to facilite acupunctures integration into the Western medical system. That mission was not without its challenges. Acupuncture needed to establish itself as a legitimate healthcare profession, navigate state-by-state legislation to permit practice, create competency boards, develop educational institutions granting degrees, secure hospital privileges, and garner funding for research to demonstrate its effectiveness. Bill has been dedicated to shaping the future of acupuncture and exploring its efficacy and potential to enhance the well-being of individuals and communities. He has always found the greatest reward in helping patients rediscover their path to better health and well-being.
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